If you don't already have Shortcuts required on the keyboard (or maybe you already have, but it is easier to use the mouse) and you want a simpler way to control the volume of sound in Windows, the solution for you is called Volumouse.
Although default actions that can be affected with the help of a mouse are those of a select, in the past click or of a unroll (scroll), there are a lot of tweaks or Third-Party applications which can add various FEATURES to him. Volumouse is such an application, available free, with the help of which users can add to the mouse the functionality of a control the volume of sound in Windows through scroll rotation.
How does Volumeuri work?
Default, when we want to We change the volume of speakers in a system Windows, I have to click on volume icon FROM SYSTRAY, and then adjust the volume using the mouse cursor (or the arrow keys up and down arrow). Using the volume application, all you have to do to control the volume of sound is to rotate by Scrolling from mouse up or down.
In order not to overlap volume control function fish Functionality default of scrolling of the scroll rotate, in the volume you have the opportunity to seta or series of Conditions that must be fulfilled in order to be able to change the sound using the rotation of the mouse (eg, you can set to hold the key ALT and rotate the scroll at the same time in order to control the volume; or hold one of the the mouse buttons while rotating the mouse scroll up or down). You can also set a Different rule For various media devices Connected to the system (headphones, speakers, microphone, etc.), and for each rule you can set what application to answer it by clicking the button More (eg, you can set a rule to be valid for all Media applications, one to be valid only for Focus application, and other rule to be valid for various applications).
Volume options/settings can be accessed by clicking on the application icon displayed in SYSTRAY (If after installing the application its icon does not appear in SYSTRAY, look for the application in Start Menu And open it from there; Then in the settings window, under General Options, tick the option Display icon in the system tray).
Note: Compatible with Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7 and Windows 8. For volume to work for applications as an administrator (when you have a USC activated), you must run this application with administrator rights.
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